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0908 THE NORMAL RECORD. July 1897 to July 1899. Elected President of State Normal School Chico, California, July 31, 1899. Translator of Rein's Outlines of Pedagogics Ziehn's Physiological Psychology. Author of Phonics and Reading jointly with Amelia F. Lucas and contributor to the Educational Review, Western Journal of Education, Northwestern Monthly, Pedagogical Seminary and Home and School Journal and other educational journals, including some German periodicals. One of the organizers of the Herbart Society and of the Illinois Society for Child Study and member and officer of the California State Teachers' Association and National Educational Association. Already numerous beneficial changes have been made in the course of study and general system of management of our Normal School. Minor L. Seymour. Minor L. Seymour was born in Genoa, New York, September 10, 1835. Following his public school education, he entered the Academy at Owego, New York; later became a student in Ithaca Academy, being a schoolmate of the son of Mr. Cornell at the time the latter endowed Cornell University. Commenced teaching at the age of nineteen and taught until he took special course in Normal University of Illinois, 1865-66. He was principal of the Adeline public school, 1869-71; of the Foreston public school, 1871- 73; of the Blue Island public school, near Chicago, 1873-79. From 1879 to 1888 he was Processor of Natural Science in Normal University, Normal, Illinois; made Curator of the Museum in 1882. Came to California in 1888; became enrolled as an instructor in Natural Sciences, in the State Normal at Chico, which branch he has taught for twenty-one years. In his forty years of teaching he has only lost one, and was one of the first teachers of our school, having served as Vice-President for the last eight years. Esther Marian Wilson. Esther Marian Wilson, a native of Wilson, New York, and graduate of Wilson Collegiate Institute. In music a pupii of Max Piutti at Well's College, and at the N. E. Conservatory. Several years also spent in Boston studying at the Normal Art and under the private tuition of Madam De Rochement and Mary Dana Hicks. Began teaching as preceptress in the High School at Niagra Falls, where she had charge of drawing in the senior class. Art work soon received an impetus that increased steadily until eventually an Art Department vas created for the city schools with Miss Wilson at its head. Remained here sixteen years. In January, 1899 resigned for the purpose of further study in Boston and abroad. In August, 1890, came to California and since that time Chico Normal has claimed her service. She is a careful teacher, thoroughly informed in all branches of her work. Frances Parmeter. Miss Frances Parmeter is a native of New York and a graduate of the State Normal, Potsdam, where she taught in the Training Department five years. Resigned, spent fifteen months traveling and studying in Europe. Given Principalship of Training Departments of State Normal, Whitewater, Wisconsin, remaining here for six and a half years. Then made Principal of Training department of our school; after three years made Preceptress of the Normal proper. Resigned in 1898, returning to her home in the East. In 1899 given position of English Teacher and Preceptress. She is a teacher of rare ability, impressing upon her students the importance of careful preparation in all matters. Elizabeth RDgars. Miss Elizabeth Rogers is a native of New York. She is a graduate of Monticello Academy; has attended Drew's Ladies' Seminary. Taught several years in New York and New Jersey. Is a graduate of the Normal College at Albany, from which she came to Chico, 1890, and has since held position of Principal of Primary Department, Training School. Is at present East on leave of absence. She is a close student of children, prefers to teach them, and understands them almost perfectly. E. N. Henderson. E. N. Henderson was born in La Salle Co., Illinois. December 17, 1869. Started to a
Object Description
Title | The Normal Record. May 1900 |
Original Date | 1900-05 |
Description | The Record. Published by the Associated Students of Chico State College. |
Creator | Chico State College |
Location of Original | Archives |
Call Number | LD723 C57 |
Digital Collection | The Record: Chico State Yearbook Collection |
Digital Repository | Meriam Library, California State University, Chico. |
Description-Abstract | The Record served as both a student magazine and a commencement program for Chico Normal School. In the year 1900 it was published almost monthly. |
Date Digital | 2013 |
Language | eng |
Rights | For information on the use of the images in this collection contact the Special Collections Department at 530.898-6342 or email: specialcollections@csuchico.edu |
Format | image/tiff |
Filename | index.cpd |
Description
Title | 1900_05_NormalRecord.003 |
Original Date | 1900-05 |
OCR- Transcript | 0908 THE NORMAL RECORD. July 1897 to July 1899. Elected President of State Normal School Chico, California, July 31, 1899. Translator of Rein's Outlines of Pedagogics Ziehn's Physiological Psychology. Author of Phonics and Reading jointly with Amelia F. Lucas and contributor to the Educational Review, Western Journal of Education, Northwestern Monthly, Pedagogical Seminary and Home and School Journal and other educational journals, including some German periodicals. One of the organizers of the Herbart Society and of the Illinois Society for Child Study and member and officer of the California State Teachers' Association and National Educational Association. Already numerous beneficial changes have been made in the course of study and general system of management of our Normal School. Minor L. Seymour. Minor L. Seymour was born in Genoa, New York, September 10, 1835. Following his public school education, he entered the Academy at Owego, New York; later became a student in Ithaca Academy, being a schoolmate of the son of Mr. Cornell at the time the latter endowed Cornell University. Commenced teaching at the age of nineteen and taught until he took special course in Normal University of Illinois, 1865-66. He was principal of the Adeline public school, 1869-71; of the Foreston public school, 1871- 73; of the Blue Island public school, near Chicago, 1873-79. From 1879 to 1888 he was Processor of Natural Science in Normal University, Normal, Illinois; made Curator of the Museum in 1882. Came to California in 1888; became enrolled as an instructor in Natural Sciences, in the State Normal at Chico, which branch he has taught for twenty-one years. In his forty years of teaching he has only lost one, and was one of the first teachers of our school, having served as Vice-President for the last eight years. Esther Marian Wilson. Esther Marian Wilson, a native of Wilson, New York, and graduate of Wilson Collegiate Institute. In music a pupii of Max Piutti at Well's College, and at the N. E. Conservatory. Several years also spent in Boston studying at the Normal Art and under the private tuition of Madam De Rochement and Mary Dana Hicks. Began teaching as preceptress in the High School at Niagra Falls, where she had charge of drawing in the senior class. Art work soon received an impetus that increased steadily until eventually an Art Department vas created for the city schools with Miss Wilson at its head. Remained here sixteen years. In January, 1899 resigned for the purpose of further study in Boston and abroad. In August, 1890, came to California and since that time Chico Normal has claimed her service. She is a careful teacher, thoroughly informed in all branches of her work. Frances Parmeter. Miss Frances Parmeter is a native of New York and a graduate of the State Normal, Potsdam, where she taught in the Training Department five years. Resigned, spent fifteen months traveling and studying in Europe. Given Principalship of Training Departments of State Normal, Whitewater, Wisconsin, remaining here for six and a half years. Then made Principal of Training department of our school; after three years made Preceptress of the Normal proper. Resigned in 1898, returning to her home in the East. In 1899 given position of English Teacher and Preceptress. She is a teacher of rare ability, impressing upon her students the importance of careful preparation in all matters. Elizabeth RDgars. Miss Elizabeth Rogers is a native of New York. She is a graduate of Monticello Academy; has attended Drew's Ladies' Seminary. Taught several years in New York and New Jersey. Is a graduate of the Normal College at Albany, from which she came to Chico, 1890, and has since held position of Principal of Primary Department, Training School. Is at present East on leave of absence. She is a close student of children, prefers to teach them, and understands them almost perfectly. E. N. Henderson. E. N. Henderson was born in La Salle Co., Illinois. December 17, 1869. Started to a |